Casey Hall

Freelance Journalist

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Shanghai-based city/lifestyle journalist.

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Beijing to get new media center

chinadaily.com.cn — A comprehensive media center will be built by the Beijing Service Bureau for Diplomatic Missions by 2015, facilitating the work and life of the increasing number of foreign journalists in China.

Watches: What's Old Is New Again

wwd.com — Young Chinese consumers are gobbling up the watch brands that were special to their parents' generation.

AnyWearStyle为热爱时尚的朋友提供了解国内外时尚与设计的新闻平台

anywearstyle.cn — AnyWearStyle有来自巴黎、米兰、伦敦、纽约、香港、上海等全球时尚都市的业内人士,随时与用户分享业界正在发生的时尚资讯、流行趋势及设计师新闻。

Cartier Wins China Trademark Case

wwd.com — The brand has been awarded almost $30,000 in compensation by a Shanghai court in a trademark infringement suit.
"I am so absorbed in the wonder of earth and the life upon it that I cannot think of heaven and angels." Pearl S. Buck #legendarylady
'In doing something I enjoy and am expert at, deliberate thoughts fall aside and it is all just there."#RIPEbert #Onwriting
Promoting Health, Safety in Beauty Products Key in China - my latest for @womensweardaily: t.co/kJmflsB9Gj

Promoting Health, Safety in Beauty Products Key in China

wwd.com — SHANGHAI - Tapping into China's tradition of herbal medicine and connecting beauty products with health and safety benefits is proving a winning strategy with Chinese consumers.
Electing village officials, Chinese style. I particularly love the "election monitors", who are super into it: t.co/sznt8vCIeb

Electing a Village Official

wangdongzou.com — Wangdongzou is the blog of my rants and raves about living and working in the capital of China. Wangdongzou is the romanization of 往东走, which means to "go east." I am a native Texan, and I currently live in Beijing, China. I graduated with a BA in Mandarin Chinese from the University of Texas at Austin in 2008.
RT @benpobjie: Yes North Korea is at war with South Korea. Has been for a while. They made a sitcom about it.

Vera Wang Nixes China Fees Amid Controversy

wwd.com — Wang's local partner had instituted a fee of 3,000 yuan, or $482 at current exchange, to try on wedding gowns at her new Shanghai bridal flagship.
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